| Join GISMO’s Monthly Map Challenge Capture this knowledge and more at GISMO’s Women’s History Month Map Challenge. It’s easy. Upload photos and map coordinates of notable Women’s History sites using our online form |
Did you know…
… that Judge Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who recently passed last September, was an american icon who devoted her life to fight for equality and justice for all – especially women? Today, you can see and pay respect to Ruth’s childhood home in Midwood, Brooklyn.
… that Cafe Con Libros, was created in respect to the contentious history women of color have with the word “feminist?” It stands as a testament to radical thinking, female-leadership, and good coffee.
… that Fort Tryon Park’s Margaret Corbin Circle, was named after a hero of the American Revolution, Margaret Corbin who dressed as a man and joined her husband in the Battle of Fort Washington in Manhattan? A plaque at Fort Tryon Park praises her “as the first woman” to take a soldier’s part in the War for Liberty.”
Join GISMO’s Monthly Map Challenge
Capture this knowledge and more at GISMO’s Women’s History Month Map Challenge. It’s easy. Upload photos and map coordinates of notable Women’s History sites by March 31: https://amyjeu.forms-db.com/view.php?id=10557
If you have a story to tell about a historical women’s location, use the form to enter your recollections, personal histories or family lore.
An interactive map of all locations submitted will be displayed on the GISMO website at the end of the month. If you would like to help geocode submitted images, email us at gismonyc@gmail.com.